The CASD was present as a shared infrastructure, with two other experience feedbacks and a time for exchanges with participants.
This one-day event, co-organized by the documentation services of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris, the Ecole Polytechnique’s own Data Infrastructure and Scientific Computing service unit, and the Libraries, Information and Open Science Department of the Université Paris-Saclay, aimed to take stock of the data ecosystem developing on the Saclay plateau.
It brought together various data players to identify and raise awareness of data management and processing needs and issues, present existing services and infrastructures on the plateau, and reflect on the means and tools to be put in place to meet the needs of scientific communities.
It was punctuated by times of exchange and workshops to involve all participants in these reflections.
